Titlebook: Construction Safety; Rita Yi Man Li,Sun Wah Poon Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Compensation.Construction Economics.Cons

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Supply of Safety Measures in Developing and Developed Countries: A Global Perspective,Developed countries are richer with ample resources while developing countries commonly suffer from monetary resources. This chapter aims at reviewing safety measures in 4 developed countries: Australia, Singapore, the United States and France, and 4 developing countries: Bermuda, China, Kuwait and Egypt.

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Case Studies on Safety Measures Implementation,As the workers, safety officers and managers, and senior managerial staff holds different views on effectiveness of various safety measures in the interviews recorded in the previous . case studies were selected to investigate how the safety measures are carried out and the factors that can affect the effectiveness of the safety measures.

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Construction Safety978-3-642-35046-7Series ISSN 2195-433X Series E-ISSN 2195-4348

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Schmalenbachs Dynamische Bilanzc in many countries. This chapter aims at reviewing the literature on causes of construction accidents. It sheds light on the 7 indirect factors, namely human, economics, hectic schedule, legislation and enforcement, insufficient data and organizational factors and 2 direct factors, i.e., site conditions and weather.

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,Führungsentscheidungen in der Unternehmung,in provision of safety measures. This chapter reviews 1) the global accident rates, 2) direct costs of accidents which include monetary compensation for the companies and the financial loss for the countries and 3) the indirect costs that are not covered in insurance and 4) ratio of direct to indirect costs.

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Schmalenbachs Dynamische Bilanzc in many countries. This chapter aims at reviewing the literature on causes of construction accidents. It sheds light on the 7 indirect factors, namely human, economics, hectic schedule, legislation and enforcement, insufficient data and organizational factors and 2 direct factors, i.e., site condi